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MUNAWAR ALI KHAN versus SECRETARY, LAND UTILIZATION DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF SINDH, KARACHI

Article 199 Constitutional Jurisdiction, Application of Land Allotment Actually the disputed person's jurisdiction was that the allotment of land in favor of the respondents is illegal, illegal and unlawful; there is a factual dispute between the parties, Cannot be by court The applicant, using constitutional jurisdiction, had neither the locus standi nor the legal role to file the present constitutional petition. The applicant was not a grieving person seeking the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court and no application was approved by the department which would allow him to file the constitutional petition. Dismissed in circumstances

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